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21 天前I initially thought it was just because people were mad at Ninebot
FartsWithAnAccent
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Not that I don’t believe you, but you made the claim: Provide evidence? What poll are you referring to?
41·1 个月前Good thing I don’t care about Fortnite and never ever buy games on Epic!
9·2 个月前I have multiple options for playing games, but Steam Deck is usually my go-to. Love this thing!
151·2 个月前Very free speech.
Useless motherfuckers…
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Not sure, but the message that it is not secure is displayed on the website when you message anyone. I would presume that anyone who knew what they were doing and wanted to target you would be able to figure it out one way or another if they were determined enough.
DMs on Lemmy are not secure FYI
Yeah but that would also hold true for a skinnier wheel (part of why cargo bikes don’t use superfat tires),
That’s true, but skinnier tires would also let you get more range out of an equivalent battery on top of better acceleration.
It’s all a trade-off though, fat tires offer better vibration dampening/pseudo-suspension, and they are unmatched riding on sand.
If our data didn’t matter, they wouldn’t be harvesting it, never mind making obscene amounts of money with it. If our data didn’t matter, there would not be a multibillion dollar industry based entirely upon it.
YOUR data DOES matter, if it didn’t, why would they go to such lengths to gather it in the first place?
If Taco Bell makes you shit blood, you need medical attention.
Fat tires aren’t really necessary for anything but snow and sand and their motors aren’t any better than any other equivalent motor.
In fact, all other things being equal, fat tires are a little slower because they have more rotational mass. ~2" tires can handle most terrain with less weight, so they’re more efficient overall (but, if you are riding in sand then fat tires are absolutely the way to go).
Have you noticed if it uses a lot of proprietary stuff? I’d heard that criticism of this brand before.
At just under 40 lbs this seems like it would be viable to just ride if the battery died. My regular commuter/touring bike weighs almost that much with bags/accessories, not even counting water.
Just checking in: Did you died?